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Ukrainian War Developments
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He used to be an ok poster, but Putin seems to have brought out the 12 year old in him. Any more trolling from him and I think he needs a time out until this special operation is over.
I just had a crazy idea, what if this war was not just about Ukraine for Russia? Maybe Putin is trying to clean house with the help of western sanction? nationalizing western assets in Russia, getting rid of oligarch with western financial ties.. etc
Yeah I know I need to take my meds, no need to remind me
Yeah I know I need to take my meds, no need to remind me
Maybe I was too quick to dismiss the biolabs story, it is certainly picking up some traction in the US media.
Tucker 100% right to call out the incompetent Nuland on this, and Rubio for trying to change the subject when he realised the gravity of what she admitted to.
I'll still be surprised if this leads to anything meaningful internationally. America's official policy for the past two years has been that COVID-19 is a Chinese released/leaked bioweapon. No ones taken that seriously.
Tucker 100% right to call out the incompetent Nuland on this, and Rubio for trying to change the subject when he realised the gravity of what she admitted to.
I'll still be surprised if this leads to anything meaningful internationally. America's official policy for the past two years has been that COVID-19 is a Chinese released/leaked bioweapon. No ones taken that seriously.
Nope. Guess which was the first product the Germans announced they would purchase. The F-35. So the Germans will be buying an US fighter which has dial-home capability and that the US can disable remotely whenever they want to. Just like the Japanese just disabled the release of the latest Grand Tourismo to Russia's Playstation console users. The US will be able to disable German fighters. Yet the Germans are ok with this. This is not independence.
The Germans and French contributed to this drama by not giving Russia any security guarantees that NATO would not expand like two days before the Russians invaded. When they had 150k+ troops just sitting on the Ukrainian border. Since NATO accession of a nation requires unanimity of existing members they could have easily done this. Yet they chose not to.
The US will now fire on all directions since they think they are safe in their own continent.
No the US will have to withdraw I think. Right now the US presence in places like Iraq is only because no one but Iran is providing weapons to the insurgents. Even then in limited amounts because Iran does not want a problem on its own border. But thanks to NATO dropping loads of ATGMs and shoulder launched missiles on Ukraine you can expect the same "favor" to be done to the US. The late General Lebed and Yevgeny Primakov wanted to rearm Iraq back when the US put sanctions on them. The current Russian leadership pushed those people out and had a policy of not giving material help to Iraq while still protesting against the US intervention.
I think the Russians will now pull out all stops and you will see the US disengage from the Middle East.
Biden better let them build that Keystone XL pipeline.
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As Munich is in Germany I verified the whole story.
The Clinic is run by Anesthesiologists. They offer beds and sugergy facilities to doctors. So specialists bring in their patients and do the surgery in the Clinic. The necessary anaesthesia is done by one of the anesthesiologists of the Clinic.
It is a private run clinic which means 90% of the Germans would never get treatment there. In case of an emergency all doctors are obliged to help by law.
The clinic stated on their website, that they apologize for the letter, because they received tons of complaints. They will no longer reject russian or belarussian patients, which will not anyway come to that clinic for treatment.
The case is closed.
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Koala
Hear this. Maj Gen Paul Eaton suggests a strategic distraction to draw Russian attention away from Ukraine, like encircling the Kaliningrad Oblast with overmatching NATO military forces. That would be a significant escalation. This follows a similar line of thinking as some other US retired generals have shared on CNN/FoxNews. Gen Clarke was suggesting a no fly zone, Gen Keane was suggesting covert strikes on Russian forces in Ukraine/air dropping supplies, etc ...
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Retro is cool...
Russian with Mosin Nagant PU
Ukrainian with DP-27
Russian with Mosin Nagant PU
Ukrainian with DP-27
What odds has Ukraine defied?
The country with the biggest army in Europe (outside Russia) is litterally getting rekt by 200000 disorganised russians employing shitty soviet era tactics.
By all means Russia should've terribly lost this conflict in the first few days because of their braindead generals and yet they're already sieging almost all major Ukrainian cities and have wiped out their industrial foundation inherited from the soviet union after only 2 weeks.
There were good reasons why France has spent so much developing their own platforms.
The Americans have already agreed not to cross any Russian red lines and officials are being very measured in what they are saying. They were slow to realise it but now every senior government & military official in America is aware this is the Cold War 2.0.
This is not the case in Europe which is currently going buckwild and politicians are making all sorts of claims, imposing various bans on Russian civilians, seizures of assets and even openly threatening to murder Putin. I can't think of any time in the Cold War where the west was as divided as they are now. At some point America is going to have to reign in all these countries and tell them what's going to happen to them if they don't stop provoking Russia. If this war escalates to another European country, it is very likely they will be on their own, America certainly won't bail them out.
No doubt. Any future US intervention will not be as easy as Iraq or Afghanistan were. Not only that, I can easily foresee dissident support being given against countries that have been pissing Russia off. I wonder what the UK will do when the IRA start getting Russian support again.
The best part of it is, China doesn't have to do anything other than continuing to support Russia economically just as every other neutral country will be.
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